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About Save the World and Still Be Home for Dinner

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About Will Marre

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Will Marre, Cause Marketing Speaker on Nike’s LIVESTRONG Campaign		Will Marre on Cause Marketing & Branding

Will Marre on Socially Strategic Leadership Model		A Business Commitment to Sustainability

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Get Paid To Be a Do-Gooder
Forbes.com
There are many ways you can earn a living doing the kind of work people usually volunteer for--though the competition is fierce. ...Will Marre, author of Save the World and Still Be Home for Dinner, exhorts young people to study marketing and development and to consider jobs outside the traditional nonprofit sector. "Most people want to hold babies and work with mothers and orphans," Marre notes, "but the real jobs are the ones that generate income." He says that people with M.B.A. degrees and marketing majors are the most qualified to delve into fields like "cause marketing," where a nonprofit teams up with a for-profit enterprise to generate cash. An example: cycling champ Lance Armstrong's collaboration with Nike, which donates 100% of the profits from its Livestrong line of athletic wear to Armstrong's foundation...

Vision.org Will Marre Interview
In this interview at Chapman University in Orange County, California, Marré speaks to Vision about his 2009 book, Save the World and Still Be Home for Dinner.

Blog Talk Radio: Planet Good Radio Interview
There is no doubt the world is desperate for a better future - one that is not only sustainable, but also abundant enough for all. Instead of demanding that business and government create that future for us, Will Marre says, 'Stop waiting for the world to change and start changing it.' In his new book, 'Save the World & Still Be Home for Dinner', he urges businesses and individuals to take responsibility and ask: 'What can we do? What can I do to transform my job, my business, and my life to help create a sustainable future for all? What difference are we willing to make?'